Mon, 29 May 2017 13:01:46 +0000 By CHARLES MUSONDA I HAVE resigned from the UPND because of dictatorial tendencies by our leaders, says Winson Siame, the party’s immediate past Muchinga provincial chairman. Mr. Siame told the Daily Nation in a walk-in interview yesterday that the UPND’s top leadership had allegedly neglected lower organs in the party’s activities even during campaigns for the August 11, 2016 elections. Therefore, he said, the party needed serious re-organisation if it had to remain a strong contender for future elections. Mr. Siame, who served as UNIP Isoka MP and district governor from 1988 to 1991, claimed that UPND Muchinga leaders and members struggled to campaign as they had to sacrifice personal resources. “I have decided to resign from the UPND because I am a believer of democracy and therefore, I want to support the government of the day, which had won elections. “I am not prepared to go against […]
